Spanning Europe and Asia, connecting dozens of countries—EXPOMED EURASIA, the 2027 International Medical Exhibition in Turkey, awaits your visit.

EXPOMED EURASIA, with a history spanning more than three decades, is Turkey’s only and the largest medical trade fair in the Eurasian region. For thirty-three years, this prestigious event has remained uninterrupted, consistently dedicated to fostering high-quality development in the healthcare sector across regions including the Balkans, North Africa, the Middle East, Russia, and the Commonwealth of Independent States. In 2027, the 34th edition of the exhibition will once again take place, continuing this chronicle of medical trade that spans Europe and Asia.

The exhibition covers the entire medical industry chain—medical electronic devices, surgical and emergency care, medical consumables, orthopedics and rehabilitation, laboratory biotechnology, hospital construction and digital healthcare, as well as dentistry, ophthalmology, and OTC nutritional products—spanning a total exhibition area of over 48,000 square meters. and especially A new Expovet pet healthcare thematic exhibition area has been added. , creating a dedicated platform for commerce and networking in the veterinary and pet healthcare industries.

At the 33rd EXPOMED EURASIA in 2026, centered around three key themes—“Manufacturing‑Driven Healthcare,” “Digitalization of Healthcare,” and “Local Manufacturing”—the event delivered a remarkable outcome:

• 527 exhibiting companies have gathered in Istanbul.

• Exhibitors from 25 countries compete on the same stage.

• 19,308 industry professionals attended for business discussions.

• The purchasing power of 134 countries converges here.

• 4,208 international visitors traveled across mountains and seas to attend the event.

Notably, China has more than 180 participating companies, ranking first among all countries in terms of the number of exhibitors. EXPOMED EURASIA has become a strategic gateway for Chinese companies seeking to tap into the emerging markets of Eurasia.

Istanbul straddles Europe and Asia, serving as a natural crossroads for the healthcare markets of the Balkans, the Commonwealth of Independent States, North Africa, and the Middle East. Turkey has waived visa requirements for buyers from 28 countries, including those in the Middle East and Russia, making it even more convenient for purchasers to attend. With a single participation, you can access the full‑channel trade network spanning the European Union, Russia, Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. Turkey is home to more than 5,000 specialized medical device importers, and its products can be re‑exported to dozens of neighboring countries.

Turkey’s medical device market has maintained a steady annual growth rate of 12%–14%, with the market size surpassing US$5 billion in 2024. Due to limitations in domestic production capacity, the country relies on imports for as much as 85% of its medical devices, with particularly strong demand for imaging equipment, patient monitors, IVD reagents, rehabilitation devices, and consumables. Products bearing CE certification can gain rapid market access.

Turkey continues to ramp up investment in the healthcare sector, achieving high universal health insurance coverage and strong demand for medical equipment procurement. Two major initiatives—the modernization and replacement of aging equipment in public hospitals and the expansion and upgrading of primary-care facilities—are advancing in tandem, driving sustained demand through centralized tendering and procurement processes and creating stable opportunities for exhibiting companies to secure government‑led contracts. At the same time, the government provides special exhibition subsidies to enterprises participating in international trade fairs, and eligible imported medical devices are also entitled to preferential tax policies.

Chinese medical device products boast a distinct cost‑performance advantage, with nearly 200 Chinese companies participating collectively for many years in a row. In the fields of consumables, IVD, dentistry, and rehabilitation, their order conversion rates are among the highest in the industry. Turkey is situated at the crossroads of the Belt and Road’s golden corridor—China’s exports of medical devices to participating countries have consistently grown at a rate exceeding the overall average, with Turkey serving as a pivotal stop along this route.

We cordially invite you to attend and join us in celebrating this momentous occasion.

April 2027

Istanbul

Eurasia converges here.

Business opportunities await here.